fusen is a simple program for adding arbitrary tags to any file and quickly filtering/searching through them.
You will need the following dependencies.
- Qt6
- sqlite3
- yaml-cpp
- meson (makedep)
After checking out the source, navigate to the directory, and then simply run.
meson setup build -Dprefix=/usr
meson compile -C build
sudo meson install -C build
By default, mpv is used for trying to open files.
In the dialog, you can add any number of files or directories to the database. In the list, you can right-click
any number of files and select Tag to add or remove tags. In the popup box, tags are comma-delineated which means
commas are not allowed as a possible tag name. Additionally, , ', and " are all automatically converted
to _ internally for simplicity. That means that, in practice, foo bar and foo_bar should be the same.
In the search box at, tags can be searched for matches and update the list of entries. Multiple tags are
comma-delineated. Additionally, prepending the tag with a - character performs an exclusion operation instead.
In other words, -foo would return all entries that are not tagged with foo. Checking the "Exact Tag Match" box
will search for strictly only exact matches for tags. Leaving it unchecked will search both the path name for partial
matches as well as tags for partial matches.
You can mass import tags for simplicity. fusen accepts files in yaml that are formatted as shown below:
filepath1:
- tag1
- tag2
- tag3
filepath2:
- tag2
- tag4
If the option Clear Existing Tags on Import is checked, any existing tags that exist for that particular file will be
cleared before the new tags are applied.
GPLv3